The term “justice” is sometimes understood to mean moral permissibility as applied to distributions of benefits and burdens or as applied to social structures (e.g., legal systems). In this first sense, the …
A wrongful action or bad person is one that deserves blame, condemnation, and negative consequences, including punishment. Justice is served when deserved benefits and burdens are …
One of the most recognized legal symbols visible in the architecture of the Supreme Court Building is the female figure representing Justice, who is depicted in three sculptural groups. Portraying Justice as a …
The Department of Justice submitted an Executive Report in conformity with these requirements on October 29, 2024. This final report addresses these issues in richer detail and provides particularized …
All DOJ-certified PREA Auditors Tammie M. Gregg Principal Deputy Director Bureau of Justice Assistance National PREA Standards Alignment with Executive Order 14168 December 2, 2025 gy …
Since it appeared in 1971, John Rawls's A Theory of Justice has become a classic. This revised edition clears up a number of difficulties he and others have found in the original book.
The role of research and data in advancing people-centered justice, including key discoveries in empirical civil justice research that have changed or should change the way justice work is done and …